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Points of Interest
Woodstock Area Map
Aug 15 to 17, 1969 - The Woodstock Music and Arts Fair opens in upstate New York. It was actually held in Bethel, NY, in Sullivan County, not Woodstock (Ulster County). It was called the largest and most peaceful gathering of young people ever assembled. Woodstock was held on Max Yasger's farm and attracted hundreds of thousands of people who communed in heavy rain, lots of mud, and bright sunshine, with lots of music by the biggest acts in rock music.
- Catskill Hiking
- Bearsville, NY 12409
- Family of Woodstock
- Family is people helping people help themselves.
- Battered women's shelter & runaway youth
- 845-679-2485
- Maverick Concerts
- P.O. Box 102
- Woodstock, NY 12498
- 845-679-8217
- Opus 40 & Quarryman's Museum
- 7480 Fite Road
- Between Woodstock and Saugerties just south of Rt 212
- 845-246-3400
- The Center for Photography at Woodstock
- 59 Tinker street
- 845-679-9957
- Woodstock Artist Association
- 28 Tinker Street
- 845-679-2940
- Woodstock School of Art
- Rt 212
- 845-679-2388
- Woodstock Arts Board
- PO Box 1326
- Woodstock, NY 12498
- Woodstock Library
- 5 Library Lane
- 845-679-2213
- Woodstock Guild
- 34 Tinker Street
- 845-679-2079
- Woodstock WonderWorks
- A community built playground located on the grounds of the Woodstock Elementary School on Rt 375, across from the golf course.
- Woodstock Chamber Orchestra
- P.O. Box 711
- Woodstock, NY 12498
- 845-246-0380
- Classical Music for Everyone
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| Accord Speedway |
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299 Whitfield Road, Accord, NY 12404, Phone: 845/626-3478, Website: http://www.accordspeedway.com
1/4-mile clay oval racing stock cars every Friday. Other activities include: 358 modifieds, sportsman, pro-stock and pure-stock, mini-sprints and 4-cylinder mini-stocks. Racing go-carts and ATV's on Wednesdays during the summer. Open April-November, Friday 4:30PM-11:00PM. Handicapped accessible. |
| Ashokan Reservoir |
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Route 28 and Winchell's Corners, Shokan, NY 12481
Spectacular vistas set like a jewel in a crown of mountains. Fishing by permit.
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| Big Indian Trading Post |
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8243 Route 28, Big Indian, NY 12410, Phone: 845/254-5782, E-mail: loulou245@aol.com, Website: http://www.bigindiantradingpost.com
Native American events scheduled throughout the year. Gift shop. Open year round. Handicapped accessible. |
| Black Bear Trading Post |
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1075 Route 9W, Esopus, NY 12429, Phone: 845/384-6786, E-mail: blackbearrb@netzero.net
Indian owned and operated. The Trading Post features the silversmithing of Roy Blackbear. Also on sale are beadwork, pottery, baskets, moccasins, dolls, drums and headdresses. The museum has artifacts from pre-Columbian to mid 1900's. Free educational lectures and video showings. Open June 1-December 28, Thursday-Friday 10:00AM-5:00PM and Sunday 1:00PM-5:00PM. Handicapped accessible. |
| Bruderhof Museum |
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Route 213 (Bruderhof Community), Rifton, NY 12471, Phone: 845/658-8351, Website: http://www.bruderhofmuseum.com
The Bruderhof Museum celebrates the 80-year history of the Bruderhof communities. The museum, located at the Woodcrest Bruderhof, includes multimedia displays and detailed historical information that tie the life of the Bruderhof into world events. The Bruderhof Museum is designed and operated by youths from Bruderhof communities in New York, Pennsylvania and England. Open year round, 9:00AM-5:00PM by appointment. Handicapped accessible. |
| Canal Forge |
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Route 6 and Towpath Road, Alligerville (High Falls), NY 12440, Phone: 845/687-7130
A working blacksmith shop overlooking the Rondout Creek adjacent to the old D&H Canal. Group tours by appointment. Open year round, 9:00AM-5:00PM. |
| Carousel at Beachview Center |
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61 South Partition Street, Saugerties, NY 12477, Phone: 845/246-5388
Come ride an authentic Allan Herschell Co. carousel made circa 1950. Open May-October and selected hours in April and November. |
| Catskill Animal Sanctuary |
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3156 Old Stage Road, Saugerties, NY 12477, Phone: 845/336-8447, E-mail:casanctuary@yahoo.com, Website: http://www.casanctuary.org
Catskill Animal Sanctuary is a 78-acre haven for formerly abused horses and farm animals. Over 100 animals--including horses, donkeys, cows, goats, sheep, pigs, ducks, rabbits, geese, and chickens--thrive in an atmosphere of love, kindness, and respect for all beings. Tours and educational programming are offered year-round. Open Saturdays and Sundays, 11 to 4. Special events listed on website. |
| Catskill Mountain Railroad |
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Route 28, Phoenicia, NY 12464, Phone: 845/688-7400, Website: http://www.catskillmtrailroad.com
Scenic rail ride along the Esopus Creek. Fall foliage train schedules and special events. Operating weekends and holidays, May 24-October 26, 11:00AM-5:00PM. |
| The Cave |
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77 McEntee Street, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/340-9466, E-mail: vlodato@aol.com, Website: http://www.winestorage.com
The Cave is a rare wine depository. Home of Catskill Mountain Mineral Water and Josh's Mineral Water. The Little Cave is open Saturday 11:00AM-5:00PM. |
| D&H Canal Museum |
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Mohonk Road, High Falls, NY 12440, Phone: 845/687-9311, E-mail: info@canalmuseum.org, Website: http://www.canalmuseum.org
National Historic Landmark. Working lock model. Original canal locks #16-20 of the D&H Canal. Open May-October, Thursday-Monday 11:00AM-5:00PM and Sunday 1:00PM-5:00PM. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Handicapped accessible. |
| D&H Canal Sunday Market |
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Route 213, High Falls, NY 12440, Phone: 845/687-0196
Antiques, collectibles and local artisans. Held every Sunday, May-October, 9:00AM-4:00PM. Call for exact dates. |
| Ellenville Public Library and Museum |
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40 Center Street, Ellenville, NY 12428, Phone: 845/647-5530, E-mail: epl@rcls.org
Terwilliger House, a Queen Anne Victorian home, showcases permanent collections of Ellenville glass and pottery. Research facility, local history, Joseph Y. Resnick House, D&H Canal photographs, obituaries and Clark Survey Maps. Open April-December, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 12:00Noon-3:00PM. Local history lecture series held June-September. The Gallery Link is open Monday-Thursday 10:00AM-8:00PM, Friday 10:00AM-5:00PM and Saturday 10:00AM-3:00PM and highlights monthly exhibits of local artists, changing local history displays and the world's oldest production automobile, the 1888 DeDion. Please call for exhibits and lecture information. The Gallery Link and first floor of the museum are handicapped accessible. |
| Empire State Railway Museum |
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Route 28, Phoenicia, NY 12464, Phone: 845/688-7501, Website: http://www.esrm.com
The museum offers exhibits of artifacts, archival photographs and films related to the history of railroading in the region. A 2-8-0 steam locomotive #23, built in 1910, by Alco, is being restored in Kingston. The museum is open weekends, Memorial Day-Columbus Day, 11:00AM-4:00PM. |
| The Emporium at Emerson Place |
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5340 Route 28, Mt. Tremper, NY 12457, Phone: 845/688-5800, Toll free: 888/303-3936, Website: http://www.emersonplace.com/emporium/emporium.htm
Home of the World's Largest Kaleidoscope! An unparalleled visual experience inside a 60-foot tall kaleidoscope, with Dolby Surround Sound. The Marketplace is home to eight unique specialty shops offering travelers a variety of shopping options. The shops include: Up-Country Furnishings, The Garden Shop, The Carriage Trade, which carries women's clothing and accessories, Ariana's, with aromatic amenities, spa and beauty products, The General Store, with gourmet foods and chocolates, country linens, tableware, regional guides and books focusing on the Catskill experience, Little Treasures, specializing in educational games and children's books and the Kaleidostore, which showcases one of the largest collections of fine art kaleidoscopes in the United States. Open Sunday-Thursday 10:00AM-5:00PM and Friday-Saturday 10:00AM-7:00PM. Closed Tuesdays after Columbus Day. Handicapped accessible. |
| Esopus Meadows Environmental Center |
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257 River Road, Ulster Park, NY 12487, Phone: 845/331-5771, 845/454-7673, 845/473-4440, Website: http://www.clearwater.org
Hudson River trails open dawn to dusk year round. Beautiful views of the Esopus Meadows Lighthouse and bird and fish life. Exhibit area open to groups and school tours by appointment through The Clearwater (845/454-7673). Call for further information. Handicapped accessible. |
| Fred J. Johnston Museum |
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Corner of Main and Wall Street, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/339-0720
The c.1812 Federal style house features the noted antiquarian's private collection of 18th and early 19th century furnishings and decorative arts, mostly American, in eight elegant settings of his design. Gift shop. Guided tours May-October, Saturday-Sunday 1:00PM-4:00PM. Group tours by appointment. Handicapped accessible. |
| Friends of Historic Kingston Museum |
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Corner of Main and Wall Street, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/339-0720
Adjacent to the Fred J. Johnston Museum, the museum features a gallery space for changing exhibits of local history, a research archives and a museum gift shop with items of regional interest. Guided walking tours of the 1658 Stockade National Historic District depart from the museum on the first Saturday of the month, May-October, at 2:00PM. Admission charge. The museum is open May-October, Saturday-Sunday 1:00PM-4:00PM and by appointment. Group tours available by appointment. Handicapped accessible. |
| Friends of Historic Rochester Museum Room and Library |
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Rochester Reformed Church, Accord, NY 12404, Phone: 845339-6666, 845/626-8671
Located in the Rochester Reformed Church, the museum is a source of history for interested parties about local area and genealogy. Open year round by appointment. |
| Gomez Mill House |
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11 Mill House Road, Marlboro, NY 12542, Phone: 845/236-3126, E-mail: gomezmillhouse@juno.com, Website: http://www.gomez.org
Visit 289 years of history! Historic site, circa 1714. The earliest surviving Jewish residence in North America. Used as a fur trading post, it was a home to patriots of the American Revolution, artists, statesmen, writers and merchants. Guided tours available. Sunday programs. Admission for tours and events. Open April-October; Wednesday-Sunday. Tours begin at 10:00AM, 11:30AM, 1:00PM and 2:30PM. You must be on a tour to see the inside of the museum. Open off season by appointment. |
| Great Hudson Sailing Center, Inc. |
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Dock Street, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/429-1557, Website: http://www.greathudsonsailing.com
Sailboat rides, evening cruises, sailing lessons, sailboat sales and rentals. Open May-October, 10:00AM-5:00PM. |
| Greenfield Park Museum |
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Off Route 52 West, Greenfield Park, NY 12435, Phone: 845/647-6560
Across from the Greenfield Park School Museum is the Old Quaker Meeting House. Open June30 - September 7, Thursday-Friday 12Noon-4:00PM and Saturday-Sunday 11:00AM-4:00PM. |
| Headless Horseman Hayride & Haunted House |
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778 Broadway, Ulster Park, NY 12487, Phone: 845/339-2666, Website: http://www.headlesshorseman.com
Named #1 Halloween attraction in America and named Best Outdoor Haunted Attraction by Fright Times Magazine. Headless Horseman offers a 35-minute traveling tale of terror hayride. If you survive, try finding your way through a 4-acre "murder corn maze." Three haunted houses, gift shops, food concessions and live entertainment. Open last two weekends in September (Friday-Saturday) and every weekend (Friday-Sunday) in October. Children's weekend, "A Tiny Taste of Terror," held the third weekend in October, 1:00PM-4:00PM. Reservations Required. Handicapped accessible. |
| Hudson River Cruises, Inc. |
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Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/340-4700, Toll free: 800/843-7472, E-mail: hudsonrivercruises@hvc.rr.com, Website: http://www.hudsonrivercruises.com
Sightseeing cruise aboard the modern 300-passenger motor vessel, Rip Van Winkle. A light historical narrated tour takes you past quaint lighthouses and magnificent mansions. Full service beverage and snack bar available. Evening music and dinner cruises. Open May-October. Handicapped accessibility is limited due to tides. Please contact business office for further information. |
| Hudson River Maritime Museum |
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50 Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/338-0071, E-mail: hrmm@ulster.net, Website: http://www.hrmm.org
The only museum in New York State exclusively dedicated to preserving the maritime heritage of the Hudson River. Stroll through the old boat shop, with its displays of ice boats, small boats, ship models, engines and tugboat information. Take a ride on the Rondout Creek to visit the historic 1913 Rondout Lighthouse. Open May-September 11:00AM-5:00PM. Handicapped accessible, except for the boat ride to the lighthouse. |
| Huguenot Street |
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18 Broadhead Avenue, New Paltz, NY 12561, Phone: 845/255-1660, E-mail: hhsoffice@hhs-newpaltz.org, Website: http://www.hhs-newpaltz.org
Explore three hundred years of history as you tour the seven stone houses and one church in the historic village of New Paltz, a National Historic Landmark District. Established in 1677, New Paltz was home to twelve Huguenot refugee families from France whose descendants lived in their ancestral homes well into the 20th century. Some of the houses remain virtually unchanged from their 18th century appearance, while others were adapted for "modern" use in the 1830's, 1890's and 1940's, offering visitors the opportunity to trace the development of the culture and society of the United States from its most formative years right up through the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Also on the site are reconstruction of the 1717 French Church, library and picnic facilities. Guided tours leave from the Visitors Center in the DuBois Fort, which also houses the museum shop. Open May-October, Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00AM-4:00PM. Call for off-season availability and/or appointment. |
| Hurley Heritage Society Museum |
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52 Main Street, Hurley, NY 12443, Phone: 845/338-1661, Website: http://www.hurleyheritagesociety.org
Located in the Elemendorf House, the museum has various historical displays concerning the Town of Hurley. Brochures for the free walking tour of the historical district containing colonial homes dating from the 1670's to the late 1800's are available. Museum open weekends May 1st to October 31st , Saturday 10:00AM-4:00PM and Sunday 1:00PM-4:00PM. Groups and school tours by appointment. Visit the annual "Corn and Craft Festival" held the third Saturday in August. Handicapped accessible. |
| Hurley Stone Houses |
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Main Street, Hurley, NY 12443, Phone: 845/331-4121, Website: http://www.HurleyHeritageSociety.org
A 330-year old Dutch village with 25 of the oldest private homes in the United States. Home tours on Hurley Stone House Day, the 2nd Saturday in July, from 10:00AM-4:00PM, featuring costumed guides, exhibits, antiques, crafts, books and military encampments. |
| Kingston Heritage Area Visitors Centers |
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20 Broadway and 308 Clinton Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/331-7517, Toll free: 800/331-1518, Website: http://www.ci.kingston.ny.us
Two Visitors Centers offering permanent exhibits on Kingston's past industry, history and architecture. Brochures, maps, calendar of events and yearly special attraction exhibits held May-October. Open year round, Monday-Friday, 9:00AM-5:00PM. Also open weekends, May-October, from 11:00AM-5:00PM. Handicapped accessible. |
| Klyne-Esopus Historical Society Museum |
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764 Route 9W, Ulster Park, NY 12487, Phone: 845/338-8109; Website: http://www.kehsm.org
Dutch Reformed Church established in 1791, built in 1827 of handmade bricks and hand hewn beams. Home of exhibits on Sojourner Truth, John Burroughs and Judge Alton B. Parker. Genealogy and local history library on site. Some hands-on exhibits, including Native American artifacts. Bus tours, special programs and traveling exhibits arranged. Open Memorial Day-June, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 1:00PM-4:00PM. Open July-Decmeber 7, Friday-Tuesday, 1:00PM-4:00PM.
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| Kripplebush Schoolhouse Museum |
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204 Kripplebush Road (off Route 209), Kripplebush, NY 12484, Phone: 845/687-9229, Website: http://www.ulster-web.com/schoolhouse
Furnished and recently renovated one-room schoolhouse, established 1857. Also the adjacent strucutre, former Junior Order of Mechanics Lodge Hall, which will be open July 2003 for workshops and demonstrations of local crafts and projects. Open June-September, Sunday 2:00PM-4:00PM. Handicapped accessible.
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| Locust Lawn/Terwilliger House |
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400 Route 32 South, Gardiner, NY 12525, Phone: 845/255-1660, E-mail: hhsoffice@hhs-newpaltz.org, Website: http://www.hhs-newpaltz.org
Built in 1814, this handsome Federal period mansion was built by Josiah Hasbrouck and was home to successive generations of the Hasbrouck Family until the end of the 19th century. Hasbrouck was a lieutenant in the Revolutionary War and served as a U.S. Congressman under Jefferson and Monroe. The house is furnished with original family collections, including furniture, textiles and family portraits by the renowned folk artist Ammi Phillips. The mansion house is part of a farm complex, which includes several barns and other support structures, as well as the Terwilliger House, a fine Dutch-style stone house built in 1738 by Evert Terwilliger and enlarged by his son in 1764. Nearby is the Terwilliger Family cemetery. The site is under construction, with an anticipated reopening date of August 2005. Call the Huguenot Historical Society for further information. |
| Mower's Market |
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Maple Lane, Woodstock, NY 12498, Phone: 845/679-6744, E-mail: fleamarket@ulster.net, Website: http://www.ulster.net/~fleamarket
Mower's Market offers a wide variety of items that will please the amateur and veteran shopper. The market features furniture, collectibles, new and estate jewelry, antiques, depression glass, books, records, postcards, baseball cards, fresh produce and flowers. Mower's Market is located in the heart of Woodstock. The market is open every Saturday, May-November. Call for exact dates and special weekend events. |
| Old Dutch Church |
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272 Wall Street, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/338-6759
Original church organized in 1659. The original stone church was burned and rebuilt in the 1700's. Site of the grave of George Clinton, first Governor of NYS and Vice President under Jefferson and Madison. Group tours by appointment only. Self-guided tours available weekdays from 10:00AM-2:00PM. Also, Old Dutch Church Heritage Museum, which offers tours and genealogy. For further information, please call 845/334-9355. |
| Opus 40 & Quarryman's Museum |
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Fite Road, Saugerties, NY 12477, Phone: 845/246-3400, Website: http://www.opus40.org
Six-acre environmental bluestone sculpture built from an abandoned quarry by one man, Harvey Fite. Open Memorial Day-Columbus Day, Friday-Sunday and holiday Mondays, 12:00 Noon-5:00PM. Some Saturdays and Sundays reserved for special events. Please call in advance to confirm hours of operation. |
| Perrine's Bridge |
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Route 213, Rifton, NY 12471, Phone: 845/338-8109, Website: http://www.klyneesopusmuseum.org
Covered bridge built circa 1835, by Benjamin West, Perrine's Bridge is the last surviving example of the Burr Arch Truss design in NYS. This lovely bridge spans the Wallkill River between Rifton and Tillson. Open to pedestrian traffic only. Picnic area on grounds on west bank of the Wallkill River (across the bridge). Historical information is available at the Klyne-Esopus Museum in Ulster Park. |
| Rondout Lighthouse |
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50 Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/338-0071, E-mail: hrmm@ulster.net, Website: http://www.hrmm.org
Historic 1913 lighthouse. The Rondout Lighthouse operates as a satellite museum by the Hudson River Maritime Museum. The lighthouse contains period furnishings and exhibits documenting the history of the Rondout Lighthouse keepers and their families. Museum tour guides on site. Access only by tour boat which departs from the museum's docks. Tour Times: May-June, Saturday-Sunday, 12:30PM, 1:30PM, 2:30PM and 3:30PM. July-October 15, daily, 12:30PM, 1:30PM and 2:30PM. |
| Saugerties Historical Society/Kiersted House |
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119 Main Street, Saugerties, NY 12477, Phone: 845/246-9529
Built in 1727, the Kiersted House, home to the Saugerties Historical Society, is architecturally significant as an exceptional example of 18th century building practices. It was the home of the first doctor of Saugerties, Dr. Christopher Kiersted. Special events include historical reenactments in May, History Day in October, free seasonal concerts and historical displays on the front lawn. Open May-October, Saturday-Sunday, 1:00PM-4:00PM. |
| Saugerties Lighthouse Conservancy |
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Lighthouse Drive, Saugerties, NY 12477, Phone: 845/247-0656, E-mail: info@saugertieslighthouse.com, Website: http://www.saugertieslighthouse.com
The lighthouse proper contains a museum displaying artifacts of the lighthouse and of the commercial heyday of the Saugerties waterfront. The lighthouse can be reached by private boat from the south side of the Esopus Creek or by the nature trail on Lighthouse Drive. Open Memorial Day-Columbus Day. Tours given on weekends. Overnight accommodations available. |
| Seamon Park |
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Route 9W, Saugerties, NY 12477, Phone: 845/246-2919
Home of the annual October Chrysanthemum Festival held the first Sunday in October. Park open daily, dawn-dusk. |
| Senate House State Historic Site |
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312 Fair Street, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/338-2786, Website: http://www.nysparks.com
State Historic Site. Meeting place of the first NYS Senate. Museum contains historical exhibits and paintings, including the world's largest collection of art by Kingston native, John Vanderlyn. Open April 15-October 31, Wednesday-Saturday 10:00AM-5:00PM and Sunday 1:00PM-5:00PM. Group tours available year round by advance reservations. Handicapped accessible. |
| Slabsides |
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Floyd Ackert Road (off Route 9W), West Park, NY 12493, Phone: 845/255-5077, 845/679-2642
Retreat home of naturalist John Burroughs. Open for tours twice a year, the 3rd Saturday in May and the 1st Saturday in October. |
| The A.J. Snyder Estate |
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668 Route 213, Rosendale, NY 12472, Phone: 845/658-9900, Website: http://www.centuryhouse.org
The estate is located in the Rosendale Nature Cement Historic District, which is listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places. Tours conducted by the Century House Historical Society. The tour includes the Widow Jane Mine, cement kilns, Delaware & Hudson Canal, Snyder Canal Slip, exhibition hall and the Snyder Carriage and Sleigh Collection. Picnic area. Call for special events. Open May-October, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, 1:00PM-4:00PM and by appointment. Handicapped accessible. |
| Town of Shandaken Historical Museum |
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26 Academy Street, Pine Hill, NY 12465, Phone: 845/254-4460, 845/254-4085
Displays include early industry, local businesses, tourism and school room, research library and genealogy records. Open year round, Thursday-Friday, 11:00AM-4:00PM and Saturday-Sunday 1:00PM-4:00PM. |
| Trolley Museum |
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89 East Strand (Rondout Landing), Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/331-3399, Website: http://www.tmny.org
Trolley rides on original tracks along the historic Kingston waterfront to Kingston Point Park on the Hudson River. Visitors center and museum store on premises. Open Memorial Day-Columbus Day, weekends and holidays, from 12 Noon-5:00PM. Last ride at 4:30PM. |
| Tuthilltown Inn Gristmill & Country Store |
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20 Gristmill Lane, Gardiner, NY 12525, Phone: 845/255-1527, Website: http://www.tuthilltown.com
A 200-year old gristmill open to explore! Country store specializing in flours, grains and baked goods. Open year round, Wednesday-Sunday, 10:00AM-6:00PM. Handicapped accessible. |
| Ulster County Genealogical Society |
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Hurley Reformed Church, Old Route 209, Main Street, Hurley, NY 12443, Phone: 845/658-8085, E-mail: prehnfm@juno.com, Website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyucgs/
The UCGS library houses a wide variety of reference materials to assist members and others to carry our their genealogical and/or historical research projects. UCGS has church, cemetery, and census records for Ulster County and several surrounding counties as well as family genealogies, vital, bible, naturalization, and undertaker records, wills, obituaries, tax lists, surname file folders, maps, newsletters, newspapers, directories, historical reference books, and more. Library is open the 2nd Sat and 3rd & 4th Mon of each month (Jan to Nov), 10am-2:30pm |
| Ulster County Historical Society |
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2682 Route 209, Marbletown, NY 12484, Phone: 845/338-5614, E-mail: harry@netstep.net
The stone farmhouse, which was home to the Bevier Family from 1715 until 1938, began in the 17th century as a Dutch one-room dwelling. Today, as headquarters for the Ulster County Historical Society, it houses collections of 18th and 19th century furniture, decorative arts and tools. Civil War room. Research library. Open June-September, Wednesday-Sunday, 1:00PM-5:00PM. |
| Vintage Village |
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128-138 Route 44/55 (Vineyard Avenue), Highland, NY 12528, Phone: 845/691-6000, Website: http://www.vinetagevillage.com
See the past come to life with period displays covering three centuries. Multi-building complex combines historical exhibits with antique center, gift shop, formal gardens and picnic area. Open year round, Saturday 10:00AM-6:00PM, Sunday 12Noon-5:00PM, Wednesday-Friday 11:00AM-5:00PM. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Handicapped accessible. |
| Volunteer Firemen's Hall and Museum |
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265 Fair Street, Kingston, NY 12401, Phone: 845/331-0866
Display of artifacts and other memorabilia in the 1857 fire station, which housed the Wiltwyck Hose Company. Open April-October, Friday 11:00AM-3:00PM and Saturday 10:00AM-4:00PM. June-August, open Wednesday-Friday 11:00AM-3:00PM and Saturday 10:00AM-4:00PM. Handicapped accessible. |
| Widmark Honey Farms |
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Route 44/55, Gardiner, NY 12525, Phone: 845/255-6400, Website: http://www.widmarkfarms.bigstep.com
Famous American black bears, bee keeping and honey presentations. Pet and feed farm animals. Gift shop. Open year round, 10:00AM-6:00PM. |
| Woodstock Art Colony |
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Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY 12498, Phone: 845/679-8025, Website: http://www.woodstock-online.com
Charming art colony with many fine galleries, one-of-a-kind shops, theater, music, fine dining and spiritual pursuits, including a monastery. Great walking around and people-watching town! |
| Woodstock Museum |
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Woodstock, NY 12498, Phone: 845/246-0600, E-mail: hello@woodstockmuseum.com, Website: http://www.woodstockmuseum.org
Movies on Woodstock and Woodstock Festivals, solar energy, Siberian Shamanism and other alternative communication media. Artifacts of Woodstock and its official sister-city, Nimbin, Australia. Open mid-April to mid-September. Open year round for archivists, groups and museum members. Many events are held at the Woodstock Town Hall. Call for further information. |
Restaurants
- The Bear Cafe (American)
- Bearsville Theater Complex
- 845-679-5555
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- The Little Bear (Chinese)
- Bearsville Theater Complex
- 845-679-8899
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- Gypsy Wolf Cantina (Mexican)
- 261 Tinker Street (about 1 mile west of Woodstock)
- Woodstock, NY 12498
- 845-679-9563
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- Joshua's Restaurant & Internet Cafe (Middle Eastern)
- 51 Tinker St.
- Woodstock NY 12498
- 845-679-5533
The Joyous Lake
Route 212
42 Mill Hill Road
Woodstock, NY 12498
888.679.1969
845.679.8100
- Kathmandu Cafe
- 54E Tinker Street
- 845-679-3270
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- Maria's Bazar "Fine Foods"
- 21 Mill Hill Road
- Woodstock, NY 12498
- 845-679-5434
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- Mountain Gate Indian Restaurant
- 4 Demming Street
- 845-679-5100
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- New World Home Cooking (American Fusion)
- Rt 212
- just 3.5 miles East of Downtown Woodstock,
between Saugerties and Woodstock.
Red Onion (American Fusion)
Rt 212/Glasco Turnpike
- Taco Juan's (Taco Take-out)
- Tinker Street
Other Woodstock Web Sites
30 years later, the Spirit of Woodstock lives on
Artists & Artisans of the Adirondack Mountains
The Center for Photography at Woodstock
The Festivals
The Sculptures of William Bartley
The Woodstock Nation
Woodstock Artifacts
Woodstock Library
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